A panoramic view of the Batavia Oil Company's operations in Balikpapan, Indonesia, during the early 20th century. The foreground features a cluster of large, cylindrical storage tanks, likely used for storing oil or other petroleum products. These tanks are situated on a flat, open area, with a network of pipes and pathways connecting them. The tanks are made of metal and appear to be weathered and aged, hinting at a long history of use. The middle ground features a network of pipes and pathways connecting the oil storage facilities. The image suggests that the tanks are part of a larger industrial complex, with the pipes transporting oil products from storage to processing facilities or to loading areas for shipment. The background features a vast expanse of water, likely a bay or harbor, with a line of trees and hills in the distance. The water is calm and still, reflecting the clear sky above. The image should evoke a sense of industry, progress, and the dynamic interplay between human activity and the natural environment.